RAPD grouping of accesses and cultivars of three Brachiaria species
RAPD grouping of accesses and cultivars of three Brachiaria species
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DOI:
10.4025/actasciagron.v30i4.5293
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2008-12-01
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Machado Neto, Nelson Barbosa
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Ambiel, Ana Claudia;Guaberto, Luciana Machado;Machado Neto, Nelson Barbosa
The aim of this work was to determine intra and intergenetic similarity among three Brachiaria species for germplasm accesses and commercial cultivars using RAID markets. Seeds were used as DNA source. 10 decamer 'primers' were selected among 120 'primers', and 107 polymorphic bands were used to perforin the analysis of molecular variance (Amova), Jaccard similarity coefficient and species fixation index. 24.4% of the total variability was contained between species a species fixation index (FST) of 0.24. The tree showed that two and 75.6% within species, with major branches were formed: otic with the three outgroup species and another with the species, the latter split into three minor branches: one with all B. ruzizieusis samples; another with all B. decumbens accessions and three of B. brizantha; and the last with two B. brizantha accesses, all commercial cultivars and B. decumbens cv. 'Basilisk'. It was possible to group, through RAPD, Brachiaria accesses and cultivars. The genetic variability index between species was considered low, and somewhat low when compared with autogamous species. B. brizantha showed the highest genetic variability and the lowest FST, which means that there is a higher Hart specific genetic flux than the others.